We went from prompting AI to delegating to AI

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Summary

A commentary on the shift from prompting AI to delegating tasks to autonomous agents, sparked by Gemini reaching 1 billion monthly active users.

Gemini just hit 1 billion monthly active users. That number is honestly hard to process. But I'm more curious about what comes after this. We've spent the last few years getting better at prompting AI. Are we heading toward a point where we don't really prompt anymore? You just tell an agent what you want done and it figures out the steps, tools and execution itself. Feels like the difference between using AI and actually delegating to AI is going to become pretty important. What do you guys think? Are AI agents actually the next big shift, or are we just putting a new name on better chatbots?
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